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Q: What national legislation was passed thanks in part to martin Luther kings efforts?
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Who are We are the beneficiaries of his efforts to bring equality to all races?

It is Martin Luther King JR. Hope that helped!!!!!!!!


What monument or memorials are their for Martin Luther King?

Martin Luther king jr. National memorial


What Technology helped martin luther's reformist efforts?

The printing press.


When was Coretta Scott king greastest accomplishment?

She has made Martin Luther Kings birthday a national holiday. She has made Martin Luther Kings birthday a national holiday.


Why do you have a national holiday in honor of Martin Luther King Jr?

He was a national leader


What was special about the observance of Martin Luther King Day in 1986?

1986 was the first year Martin Luther King day was celebrated as a national holiday.


What state observed Martin Luther King Day first?

Missouri was the first state to adopt Martin Luther King Day as national holiday.


Where was Martin Luther King Jr. buried?

Martin Luther King is buried at what is now the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia. King's tombstone is engraved with the words:Free at last, free at last, thank God Almighty, I'm free at last.


What state has Martin Luther King Jr national historic site?

Georgia


Who was president when Martin Luther King was declared a national holiday?

Ronald Reagan


How did Martin Luther King Day become a national holiday?

It was an act of Congress.


How did Dr. Martin Luther king jr. Voters drive affect the passage of national civil rights legislation?

The civil rights legislation changed to allow the individuals from minority groups to participate in voting. This amendment allowed for the inclusion of minority groups in governance, and the gradual reduction of segregation.